Time to get ready for the weekend!
Kick up your feet and find a good place to read.
Sharing #booklove for your classroom or library.
Spotlighting a book or two because these books deserve the spotlight!
I bet you have already seen the "Construction" series and the books it has inspired:
In February, another book will join the series - Mighty, Mighty Construction Site
Mighty, Mighty Construction Site
written by Sherri Duskey Rinker
illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld
published by Chronicle
February 14, 2017
Written and illustrated with what you've come to love - well paced rhymes, topic rich vocabulary, and soft, earthy palette in oil pastels, this book is a welcome addition to the series.
It's time for the construction vehicles to wake up and do their jobs. Using rich vocabulary that pertains to their job, Rinker introduces young readers to words and verbs that center around the construction topic. The trucks also can't do their jobs without the cooperation and help from other construction trucks. Showing teamwork helps make their work go smoothly, great early example of central lesson and theme for young readers.
Pair this book with other stories that are full of rich vocabulary centered around a topic:
Some Bugs and Some Pets
by Angela DiTerlizzi
Baseball Is...
by Louise Borden
Giant Squid
by Candace Fleming
Plants Can't Sit Still
by Rebecca S. Hirsch
Here is my post for this book!
Happy Reading!
I haven't seen the Steam Train books before, and they look like real winners - I'm always getting asked for train books, and I can't wait to add these to my arsenal! :-)
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